Explore 2 UCPlaces digital self-guided tours in London

Welcome to Historic America & UCPlaces’ audio walking tour of London! Today you’ll be walking along the most historic stretch of road in all  England! We will see statues of great Britons, take in the mighty River Thames, and learn what goes inside the halls of British power as we journey through the majestic history of this proud city.   We can’t wait to share London with you. To get started, take the tube to the Westminster Underground Station. Once you’re at street level, locate a Government Office building called the Portcullis House at the corner of Westminster Bridge and the Victoria Embankment. I’ll see you there.  

Hello, And welcome to this UCPlaces tour of Oakland’s Jack London Square, presented on behalf of our local expert Realtor, Barbara Brodrick. Barbara Brodrick has been a resident of the Bay area for over 45 years. During that time she has moved between San Francisco, Oakland, Sunnyvale, and San Jose, which has given her a unique and knowledgeable perspective on the diverse neighborhoods of the Bay Area. The hallmark of Barbara's career has been customer service. She has consistently been recognized and has received corporate awards for delivering the highest level of customer service to her clients. She brings this work ethic, dedication, and commitment to each Real Estate transaction and to each of her clients. If today’s tour inspires you to start your search for a home in Contra Costa or Alameda Counties, including the cities of Oakland, Richmond, and Berkeley, give Barbara a call at 925-403-1213. You can also reach her via email at barbara@thebrodrickgroup.com. All right! Let’s get started with our tour. Jack London Square is often referred to as the Brooklyn of the West due to its redevelopment over recent years. Much like the borough in New York, this once-industrial area is now packed with restaurants, shops, breweries, and art galleries! Head on over to our first point of interest and I’ll tell you more!